Mississippi asks Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade; says 1973 decision was "egregiously wrong" (illegal, drugs)
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It isn’t my business nor is it yours how Debbie at Walmart lives her life. My personal wishes don’t effect her life or choices. You have no more questions for me because I always correct your wrong, misstated or misleading questions.
But ONLY in regards to abortion...right?
If Debbie decided she wanted to use drugs or sell her body for sex to strangers...well, she is a criminal now!
100% correct. Several pro-abortion advocates in this thread claim that abortion is an economic choice. But abortions are FAR more costly than the FREE birth control available at the 4,000+ taxpayer-funded Title X Family Planning Clinics located throughout the US.
Birth control fails. Women make mistakes using birth control. Men remove the condom during sex without informing the woman. Your world may be perfect, and you may not have ever made a mistake, but that's not real life. And that's ignoring the fact that it is really none of your business whether a woman has an abortion.
The major FLAW in your logic: The baby is present in the woman's body 99.7% of the time due to the woman VOLUNTARILY CHOOSING to participate in a sexual activity, the KNOWN result of which is a possible pregnancy.
Only 0.3% of all abortions are due to rape.
95% of all unintended pregnancies are due to the complete failure to use any birth control at all (54%), or using it incorrectly/inconsistently (41%) such as forgetting to take one or more pills during a cycle.
Women are ALREADY making the VOLUNTARY choice to be pregnant 95% or more of the time.
Once again, you spout blah, blah, blah and dream of a perfect world, and conveniently forget that it is absolutely none of your business whatsoever whether a woman ahs an abortion.
It isn’t my business nor is it yours how Debbie at Walmart lives her life.
You couldn't be more wrong. The "Irresponsible Debbies" (referred to as "IDs" for the rest of my post) have too much to drink at girls' night out and get behind the wheel, driving drunk: humans die. The "IDs" just can't keep from texting while driving because, OMG did you SEE Lisa flirting with Suzie's boyfriend?, etc...: humans die. The "IDs" CHOOSE to have sex without using the FREE birth control available at the 4,000+ taxpayer-funded Title X Family Planning Clinics located throughout the US: humans die when 700,000 "IDs" get abortions each year.
You are VERY mistaken if you think people's deliberately irresponsible actions impact no one else.
If Debbie decided she wanted to use drugs or sell her body for sex to strangers...well, she is a criminal now!
Why would I care about those activities as long as she's not creating a hazard for others. Besides, most of the anti-drug laws don't penalize drug use, they penalize possession or sale.
You couldn't be more wrong. The Irresponsible Debbies (referred to as "IDs" for the rest of my post) have too much to drink at girls' night out and get behind the wheel, driving drunk: humans die. The "IDs" just can't keep from texting while driving because, OMG did you SEE Lisa flirting with Suzie's boyfriend?, etc...: humans die. The "IDs" CHOOSE to have sex without using the FREE birth control available at the 4,000+ taxpayer-funded Title X Family Planning Clinics located throughout the US: humans die when 700,000 "IDs" get abortions each year.
You are VERY mistaken if you think people's deliberately irresponsible actions impact no one else.
1. False analogy.
2. What other women decide to do in a situation of unwanted pregnancy is none of your business. Let me repeat, none.
Only 5% of all unintended pregnancies are due to actual birth control failure. Given that, would you be good with making abortion legal only for that 5%?
Only 5% of all unintended pregnancies are due to actual birth control failure. Given that, would you be good with making abortion legal only for that 5%?
Given that it's none of my business whether a woman has an abortion, no. It's none of your business either.
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